Responding to a post-Altoids consumer preference for nasal-flaring flavors, Amurol, a Wrigley division, introduced Everest, a pellet gum that tastes like Altoids, looks like Altoids and comes in a tin like Altoids.
As the Big Three automakers introduced ever-larger models, AMC undertook a "gas-guzzling dinosaur fighter" strategy, and Romney became the company spokesperson in print advertisements, public appearances, and commercials on the Disneyland television program.
Governments have been introducing ever more legislation in the hope of protecting their countries from risk, especially the economic and financial kind.
But instead of adopting an adjustment plan, the government has continued to print money and introduce ever more stringent price and exchange controls.
Wilson was quick to capitalize on new technology, introducing ever more innovations, such as telephone bidding and, at a charity auction in 1966, satellite links.
Rather like a "war on drugs", it will simply displace the problem, increase prices, introduce ever less scrupulous market entrants and make the journey more perilous.
Marx never asked what might happen if intense global competition some time in the future forced entrepreneurs to introduce ever more efficient technologies, accelerating productivity to the point where the marginal cost of production approached zero, making goods and services "priceless" and potentially free, putting an end to profit and rendering the market exchange economy obsolete.
The European Union seeks to reduce CO2 emissions in the residential sector by introducing ever stricter energy efficiency standards for newly constructed projects and energy-oriented modernisations.
Part of the reason why advertising continues to grow is that Facebook has gone hell for leather in introducing ever more formats for promoting people, places and things on its platform.
Brands are continuing to introduce ever more exotic and creative types of vodka.
